NZ STATE NURSING PRACTICE EXAM
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What is principle 1 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Respect the dignity and
individuality of the health consumer
What is principle 2 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Respect the cultural needs and
values of the health consumer
What is principle 3 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Work in partnership with the
health consumer to promote and protect their wellbeing
What is principle 4 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Maintain health consumer's
trust by providing safe and competent care
What is principle 5 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Respect the health consumer's
privacy and confidentiality
,What is principle 6 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Work respectfully withe
colleagues to best meet health consumer's needs
What is principle 7 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Act with integrity to justify
health consumer's trust
What is principle 8 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Maintain public trust and
confidence in the nursing profession
What bacteria causes strep throat and scarlet fever? - CORRECTANSWER group A Streptococcus
What does rheumatic fever develop from? - CORRECTANSWER strep throat or scarlet fever
How long after strep infection does acute rheumatic fever develop? - CORRECTANSWER 1-5
weeks
What age does rheumatic fever normally occur? - CORRECTANSWER 5 to 15 years old
What are symptoms of rheumatic fever? - CORRECTANSWER fever, arthritis, chest pain, SOB,
tachycardia, fatigue, chorea
What does rheumatic heart disease to do to the heart? - CORRECTANSWER weakens the valves
between the chambers
What is strep throat? - CORRECTANSWER infection of the throat and tonsils
How is strep throat transmitted? - CORRECTANSWER respiratory droplets
, What are some signs and symptoms of strep throat? - CORRECTANSWER sore throat, chills,
fever, swollen lymph nodes, headache, body aches
If strep throat is accompanied with a bright red rash (rough to touch) over the body, what is it
known as? - CORRECTANSWER scarlet fever
What is latent TB? - CORRECTANSWER Bacterium are contained without becoming
symptomatic. These patients are not considered infectious nor can they spread the disease
Can latent TB become active? - CORRECTANSWER yes in people with weakened immune
systems
Will a blood test or skin test show positive for TB infection in someone with latent TB? -
CORRECTANSWER yes
What are the most common symptoms of TB? - CORRECTANSWER bad cough (lasts longer than
3 wks), pain in chest, coughing up blood or sputum
Can people with latent TB spread the infection to others? - CORRECTANSWER no
How is TB transmitted? - CORRECTANSWER airborne droplets
What is the first test used to test for TB? - CORRECTANSWER Mantoux skin test
Is TB a notifiable disease? - CORRECTANSWER yes
What are the three most common antibiotic used to treat TB? - CORRECTANSWER rifampin
(Megan) WITH QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS || LATEST
UPDATED 2026 || GUARANTEED PASS
|| BRAND NEW VERSION || ALREADY
GRADED A+!!!!!!!!
What is principle 1 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Respect the dignity and
individuality of the health consumer
What is principle 2 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Respect the cultural needs and
values of the health consumer
What is principle 3 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Work in partnership with the
health consumer to promote and protect their wellbeing
What is principle 4 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Maintain health consumer's
trust by providing safe and competent care
What is principle 5 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Respect the health consumer's
privacy and confidentiality
,What is principle 6 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Work respectfully withe
colleagues to best meet health consumer's needs
What is principle 7 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Act with integrity to justify
health consumer's trust
What is principle 8 of the code of conduct? - CORRECTANSWER Maintain public trust and
confidence in the nursing profession
What bacteria causes strep throat and scarlet fever? - CORRECTANSWER group A Streptococcus
What does rheumatic fever develop from? - CORRECTANSWER strep throat or scarlet fever
How long after strep infection does acute rheumatic fever develop? - CORRECTANSWER 1-5
weeks
What age does rheumatic fever normally occur? - CORRECTANSWER 5 to 15 years old
What are symptoms of rheumatic fever? - CORRECTANSWER fever, arthritis, chest pain, SOB,
tachycardia, fatigue, chorea
What does rheumatic heart disease to do to the heart? - CORRECTANSWER weakens the valves
between the chambers
What is strep throat? - CORRECTANSWER infection of the throat and tonsils
How is strep throat transmitted? - CORRECTANSWER respiratory droplets
, What are some signs and symptoms of strep throat? - CORRECTANSWER sore throat, chills,
fever, swollen lymph nodes, headache, body aches
If strep throat is accompanied with a bright red rash (rough to touch) over the body, what is it
known as? - CORRECTANSWER scarlet fever
What is latent TB? - CORRECTANSWER Bacterium are contained without becoming
symptomatic. These patients are not considered infectious nor can they spread the disease
Can latent TB become active? - CORRECTANSWER yes in people with weakened immune
systems
Will a blood test or skin test show positive for TB infection in someone with latent TB? -
CORRECTANSWER yes
What are the most common symptoms of TB? - CORRECTANSWER bad cough (lasts longer than
3 wks), pain in chest, coughing up blood or sputum
Can people with latent TB spread the infection to others? - CORRECTANSWER no
How is TB transmitted? - CORRECTANSWER airborne droplets
What is the first test used to test for TB? - CORRECTANSWER Mantoux skin test
Is TB a notifiable disease? - CORRECTANSWER yes
What are the three most common antibiotic used to treat TB? - CORRECTANSWER rifampin
